Here are 7 Movies to Catch when the Theatres Reopen



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With theatres in Singapore re-opening, you can get back to enjoying movies on bigger screens with better sound quality!

Theatres in Singapore have remained closed for months and it’s understandable if you miss the experience – walking down the rows looking for your seat, settling in the dim lighting, and getting immersed in the widescreen and surround sound. We missed it too, which is why we’re excited that the theatres have opened their doors again!

If you need some help picking your next movie of choice, here are 7 movies you can catch now (some of them are only available for a limited time)!

1. Sonic the Hedgehog

Sonic the Hedgehog
Source: Paramount Pictures

Playing at: Golden Village
From:
13 Jul – 22 Jul 2020

A family-friendly adventure comedy based on the popular video game of the same name, Sonic the Hedgehog was first released in February 2020 and it’s now sprinting back on-screen. If you want to catch the blue hedgehog in action, the movie will run at selected Golden Village cinemas for a little more than a week.

2. Trolls World Tour

Trolls World Tour
Source: Universal Pictures

Playing at: Golden Village
From:
13 Jul – 22 Jul 2020

If you missed the Trolls World Tour premier from home, you can catch it on the big screens instead! The world is about to get groovier as the Trolls World Tour explodes with a combination of Funk, Country, Techno, Classic, Pop, and Rock Music! 

3. The Invisible Man

The Invisible Man
Source: Universal Pictures

Playing at: Golden Village
From:
13 Jul – 22 Jul 2020

You will have to leave the kids home for this one. The Invisible Man is an M18 movie about a woman who gets terrorized by her ex-boyfriend, a scientist who has turned himself invisible and she takes things into her own hands when the officials refuse to believe her. If you love thriller movies, The Invisible Man is a must-watch.

4. Samsam

Samsam
Source: Shaw Theatres

Playing at: Shaw Theatres
From:
13 Jul 2020 onwards

In selected Shaw Theatres, you can catch Samsam, an animated tale about SamSam who is in search of his first-ever superpowers! The story has it all to make it a hit with the little ones – SamSam the smallest superhero, SamSaucer, a flying saucer, Mega, the mysterious new kid in school, and a frightful “fluff-brained monster” to complete the ensemble.

5. Onward

Onward
Source: Pixar

Playing at: EagleWings Cinematics
From:
14 Jul 2020 onwards

Set in a suburban fantasy world, Onward follows the journey of two teenage elf brothers, who set off on a mission to discover if there is still magic out there. If a movie filled with adventure, comedy, warmth, and magical mishaps is your cup of tea, onward you go to watch Onward!

6. Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula

Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula
Source: Well Go USA Entertainment

Playing at: Cathay Cineplexes, EagleWings Cinematics & Golden Village
From:
13 Jul 2020 onwards

Set 4 years after Train to Busan, a movie widely hailed as a masterpiece, Peninsula follows the story of Jung-Seok. The former marine who barely managed to escape the zombie apocalypse in Korea 4 years ago, is back in the zombie-infested wasteland with a team on a mission. With Peninsula, you can expect a more action-packed saga than its predecessor, Train to Busan.

7. The Secret Garden

The Secret Garden
Source: ONE Media

Playing at: Shaw Theatres
From:
[TBR] 3 Sept 2020

You might have to wait a little while for this one, even if the theatres are now open. The Secret Garden is one of the movies that 2020 promised us, alongside movies like Mulan and Peter Rabbit 2.

Based on the book of the same title by Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden follows a recently-orphaned 10-year-old Mary Lennox as she grows out of her surliness and discovers The Secret Garden. The wondrous garden heals not just Mary but also her sickly cousin Colin.

We understand if you’re excited to visit the theatres again, at the same time, we would like to kindly remind you to follow the safety measures in place as they are there to keep you and your loved ones safe.



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This article is prepared by

Malini Pannirselvam
Dedicated writer by day, avid reader by night, language fanatic all the time, and aunt to nieces and nephews every day

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